Across-the-board budget cuts due to hit March 1, if Congress doesn't make a budget deal, could quickly impact NASA's technology work.
| February 25, 2013 03:10 PM
According to a letter sent to the Senate Committee on Appropriations
earlier this month, sequestration will cause the cancellation or
de-scoping of a number of tech projects, including the possible
cancellation of a deep space optical networking program.
Sequestration could also cancel the Deep Space Atomic Clock, NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts Program, and some work on autonomous systems, and would include $51.1 million in cuts to NASA's science budget.
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